Prominence in morphology: the notion of head

Prominence in morphology: the notion of head

In this paper we will discuss the notion of prominence in morphology by reviewing how morphological heads are defined through their prominence at different levels. After outlining the main issues and, specially, the problems posed by heads in morphology, we consider how prominence and headedness are...

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Veröffentlicht in:Lingue e linguaggio 2015, Vol.27 (2015), p.79-96
Hauptverfasser: Fábregas, Antonio, Masini, Francesca
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